United States will add 46 GW of new wind energy from 2026 to 2029

This award underscores Sarens’ outstanding performance on the Mobile Launcher 2 (ML2) project at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center, where the company worked alongside Bechtel on complex heavy lifting and transport operations in support of the Artemis program.

Texas, with more than 40,500 MW of installed capacity and more than 16,000 wind turbines in operation, will end 2024 as the state with the greatest energy contribution, with 28% of all wind energy produced.

Construction has solidified its position as a result of a 10% increase in nominal value added and a 12% increase in gross output throughout 2024.

Notable trends in the United States include the push for sustainable aviation, the rise of space exploration driven by companies such as SpaceX, and scientific missions including satellite technology.

Florida’s economy is diversifying beyond its traditional tourism and agriculture sectors. Notably, the energy and construction industries have seen robust growth.

With the addition of a new Depot Manager in Beaumont, in the state of Texas, with extensive experience and recognition in the sector, Sarens seeks to more easily identify the needs of its clients and provide an immediate response, regardless of the size of the project. ...

Thanks to the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, states such as Florida will receive more than $2.7 billion for the modernization of critical infrastructure, which will provide an important boost to job creation in the sector.

Sarens is a leading player in the Texas petrochemical market. Recently, the company participated in the maintenance of a plant in Golden Triangle replacing a large industrial kiln to enhance the efficiency of the facilities and ensure uninterrupted operations.

With the addition of three new senior staff with extensive experience and recognition in the sector, Sarens seeks to more easily identify the needs of its clients and provide an immediate response, regardless of the size of the project.